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CONTACT:
LiveAPI.org Project
E-mail : [email protected]
Website: http://www.liveapi.org/
LiveAPI.org Project Announces Third-Party Ableton Live API Python SDK
Santa Cruz, CA, USA, June 5th 2007 - LiveAPI.org is proud to announce the availability of the first SDK for Ableton Live's Python API.
LiveAPI.org is an independent open-source software development project with the aim of providing cutting-edge tools for manipulation of the Live Python API. Through reverse engineering and network programming techniques LiveAPI.org has created an SDK that will change the way you use of Ableton Live.
SDK components:
# LiveOSC - A UDP network based Open Sound Control (OSC) interface that allows both sending and recieving of OSC messages through a Python callback system. Any task that can be performed with the Python API can be triggered as well as monitored. By Nathan Ramella and Rob King. Currently our updates are limited to 60ms intervals, but we hope to find ways to bring that number down. You won't be sending MIDI notes via OSC with a lot of success, but you can do so much more!
# LiveTelnet - Telnet server access the Python CLI for exploration and programatical manipulation of the Live Python API. By Rob King
# Ableton Live API Documentation - Full documentation on whats available in the Ableton Live Python API reprinted with permission from Ableton AG. Original extraction from runtime objects by James Andrew.
This announcement is to invite Ableton Live enthusiasts to visit LiveAPI.org, our source-code is free and released under the LGPL license, we have created a forum at http://www.LiveAPI.org/forum for discussion of LiveAPI.org based projects, SDK techniques and bug reports.
About LiveAPI.org - LiveAPI.org is an open-source project formed May 2007. LiveAPI.org SDK is the creation of Nathan Ramella, Rob King and James Andrew. For additional information visit us at http://www.LiveAPI.org, direct press inquiries to to [email protected]
Special thanks to Bernd, Stefan, and Jan of Ableton who were gracious enough to provide the assistance they did. If this project is any indication of how big of fans we are of Ableton, we're even bigger fans today.
CONTACT:
LiveAPI.org Project
E-mail : [email protected]
Website: http://www.liveapi.org/
LiveAPI.org Project Announces Third-Party Ableton Live API Python SDK
Santa Cruz, CA, USA, June 5th 2007 - LiveAPI.org is proud to announce the availability of the first SDK for Ableton Live's Python API.
LiveAPI.org is an independent open-source software development project with the aim of providing cutting-edge tools for manipulation of the Live Python API. Through reverse engineering and network programming techniques LiveAPI.org has created an SDK that will change the way you use of Ableton Live.
SDK components:
# LiveOSC - A UDP network based Open Sound Control (OSC) interface that allows both sending and recieving of OSC messages through a Python callback system. Any task that can be performed with the Python API can be triggered as well as monitored. By Nathan Ramella and Rob King. Currently our updates are limited to 60ms intervals, but we hope to find ways to bring that number down. You won't be sending MIDI notes via OSC with a lot of success, but you can do so much more!
# LiveTelnet - Telnet server access the Python CLI for exploration and programatical manipulation of the Live Python API. By Rob King
# Ableton Live API Documentation - Full documentation on whats available in the Ableton Live Python API reprinted with permission from Ableton AG. Original extraction from runtime objects by James Andrew.
This announcement is to invite Ableton Live enthusiasts to visit LiveAPI.org, our source-code is free and released under the LGPL license, we have created a forum at http://www.LiveAPI.org/forum for discussion of LiveAPI.org based projects, SDK techniques and bug reports.
About LiveAPI.org - LiveAPI.org is an open-source project formed May 2007. LiveAPI.org SDK is the creation of Nathan Ramella, Rob King and James Andrew. For additional information visit us at http://www.LiveAPI.org, direct press inquiries to to [email protected]
Special thanks to Bernd, Stefan, and Jan of Ableton who were gracious enough to provide the assistance they did. If this project is any indication of how big of fans we are of Ableton, we're even bigger fans today.
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